Another fun tune Doug! Easy to play once you get those triplets down.
Regarding the backing rhythm - is it mostly D chords, with some As thrown in during the "B"-part?
Thanks.
"Everybody got to elevate from the norm."
Another fun tune Doug! Easy to play once you get those triplets down.
Regarding the backing rhythm - is it mostly D chords, with some As thrown in during the "B"-part?
Thanks.
Hi Slejhamer - Glad you enjoyed the tune!
I always seem to forget one thing or another...actually, originally I wasn't going to play background chords on the recording but changed my mind. Let's see...here's what I did more or less (all chords on 1 or 4 - 123 456):
(A)
||: D | G D | D | G D :||
(B)
| D A | G D | D A | G D |
| D A | G D | D | G D |
| D A | G D | D A | G D |
| D A | G D | D | G D |
I may have played the last bar of each four-bar phrase like this (adding a quick A chord before the D):
| G A D |
123 456
Thank you Doug. That's really helpful.
:)
"Everybody got to elevate from the norm."
Thank you Doug. That's really helpful.
:)
No problem Mitch - BTW, I just updated the chord chart to what I actually played :)
Just in case you're curious...you pronounce "Sean Bui" something like "shawn bwee"....
Just in case you're curious...you pronounce "Sean Bui" something like "shawn bwee"....
LOL, that's better than "Jaundice John" ... :wink:
"Everybody got to elevate from the norm."
